Live over Europe

This article covers the Black Country Communion album and DVD. For the Genesis album of the same name, see Live over Europe 2007 .

Live over Europe
Black Country Communion live album
Publication (s)	February 24, 2012
Format (s)	Double CD
Genre (s)	skirt
Title (number)	1st CD 10 tracks, 2nd CD 7 tracks
occupation	Vocals , bass : Glenn Hughes Guitar : Joe Bonamassa Keyboards : Derek Sherinian Drums : Jason Bonham
production	Kevin Shirley
Studio (s)	-
chronology 2 2011 Live over Europe Afterglow 2012

Live over Europe is Black Country Communion's third album and the group's first concert album . It was during the Europe tour for the album 2 , which had published the band in June 2011, taken up by Kevin Shirley producing . It also includes a version of the song Burn , which Deep Purple recorded when Glenn Hughes was the group's bassist.

background

With the exception of the title Smokestack Woman, which is not included, the album is identical in content to the DVD of the same name that the band released in 2011. Since Smokestack Woman on the DVD is only used in the studio version of the song for the end credits of the concert film, the CD is the soundtrack of the performances shown on the DVD.

Track list

CD1

1. Revolutions of the Machine (Intro) 1:45
2. Black Country 3:45
3. One Last Soul 3:59
4. Crossfire 6:32
5. Save Me 7:52
6. The Battle for Hadrian's Wall 4:42
7. Beggarman 4:59
8. Faithless 5:14
9. Song of Yesterday 9:11
10. I Can See Your Spirit 5:12

CD 2

1. Cold 7:54
2. The Ballad of John Henry 10:43
3. The Outsider 4:49
4. The Great Divide 4:41
5. Sista Jane 7:44
6. Man in the Middle 4:49
7. Burn 7:59

reception

Chart positions Explanation of the data

Albums

Live over Europe   DE 28 04/11/2011 (3 weeks)

In a review, however, related to the DVD, Michael Rensen of Rock Hard magazine wrote that the band “rock, groove, sweat and whip oneself” through the material of their two albums, the “Bonamassa hit“ The Ballad of John Henry ” and the Deep Purple cover ´Burn´. Jason Bonham drums "almost as powerful as his father" ( John Bonham ), Glenn Hughes , who "has obviously fallen into a fountain of youth, " masters the "double burden of vocals / bass terrific," and Joe Bonamassa conjures up "once again in his own league."

Web links

• Official website of the band

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Chart sources: DE ( Memento of the original from March 12, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
2. ↑ Michael Rensen in Rock Hard, issue 293 (2011)